

Copy the url from the preview page that you have chosen using CMD+C (on Mac) or CTRL+C (on Windows) shortcut.Click "View Live" to see the live video on your page.Click "Save" to save your changes to the page.This font will be added to your site and can be used on any textbox.Paste the font directly onto the PageCloud page using CMD+V (on Mac) or CTRL+v (on Windows) Shortcut.Copy the font using CMD+C (on Mac) or CTRL+C (on Windows) shortcut.Select the custom font you would like to add to your page.There are several ways to add a custom Google font to your page. – click on the download link in the right column- it takes you to a directory listing where you can find normal, bold, italic and bold italic.Ĭannot locate this font- if you know where to download it please let me know.Google Fonts is a huge online directory of fonts that are licensed under “free to use” terms to give you access to a more personalized font selection on your PageCloud page. – this zip file can be decompressed using 7zip (free) Josefin Sans Std Light – from Font Squirrel.The download link is at the bottom of the page. – kind of hidden, the link is on the rightmost column called “The Files”, it looks like he’s posted bold and roman (no ttf in there for italic). – The link is on the bottom of the page, kind of hard to find…

You’ll want to right click on the font files and choose “save link as”. I’ll leave this post as it is though because it links to a lot of the Author’s sites w/ licensing information. Update!Īpparently the font files are posted in Google’s project repository for the Font Directory. Click here to review the Google font directory. I couln’t find one of them, tangerine- so if you’re a google ninja and you’d like to help me out let me know. In this blog, I’ll post links to where all of these fonts can be found and downloaded for use in Photoshop mockups. One blog I read referred to these fonts as “web fonts”. By using a simple CSS technique, Google is offering a great solution to the time-old problem of lame “web-safe” fonts.

I recently made a post titled “ Web-safe Fonts the Google Way” regaurding an extended list of fonts for websites that Google is providing via the Google Font Directory.
